Question

Network security implementation can be explained with any of the following, except one. Justify your choice.

1. Network security implementation is the act of designing, installing, deploying, and configuring network security.
2. Confidentiality, integrity, availability, privacy, authentication, authorization, nonrepudiation, and accounting are common security goals in network design and defense in depth.
3. A significant portion of network security is about making the right technology choices without falling into easy traps or defaults—hence, it is notable that Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) typically defaults to a plaintext form of transmission, while Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) can be set by default to encrypt transmissions.
4. Secure network design includes protections for routers, routing protocols, and routing information, as such controlling the flow of information is not a key element of network security.

Answer 1

The Given Options are:

1.Option 1 is true because implementation phase is explained Clearly with Basic Terminology

2.Option 2 is true because CIA Rule is mandatory for Network Security

3.Option 3 is true because Inorder not fall into easy traps it is very essential to decide with the Technology.

The Except one Option is

Option 4. Because Network Security Design Include : Defense in Depth,Compartmentalization,the Principle of Least Privilege and the Weakest Link .